History of modern greek literature 19th and 20th century 3700-FN-3-ZLNG

Knowledge: students completing the course will be familiar with and understand
- philology’s place in the system of fields of learning and the distinctness of its subject matter and methodology
- the most important literary genres practised by the Greeks from antiquity to the present day
- literary periods, currents and movements in Greek writing; will be able to outline the Greeks’ literary achievements
- contemporary Greek cultural life (elementary familiarity)

Skills: students completing the course will be able to
- autonomously retrieve, evaluate and use information from different written and electronic sources, with due consideration for intellectual property protection
- make use of dictionaries, grammar books and all auxiliary materials
- see the distinctive features of scholarly Greek (Katharevousa)

Social competences: students completing the course will be ready to
- realize the limited extent of their own knowledge and skills
- see the need for lifelong learning and for upgrading their professional competence, especially by improving their language skills; they will flexibly define the directions of their own development
- appreciate the importance of the Greek heritage in Polish and European culture and feel responsible for its preservation

Beaton R., An Introduction to Modern Greek Literature, Oxford 1994.
Hesseling D. C., Histoire de la littérature Grecque Moderne, Paris 1924.
Kohler D., Η νεοελληνική λογοτεχνία – από τον 11ο αιώνα ως τις μέρες μας, Αθήνα 1998.
Politis L., A History of Modern Greek Literature, Oxford 1973.
Strasburger J., Słownik pisarzy nowogreckich, Warszawa 1995.
Vitti M., Historia literatury nowogreckiej, Warszawa 2015.

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• Description of 3700-FN-3-ZLNG in USOSweb